Moorish Remains in Spain; Being a Brief Record of the Arabian Conquest of the Peninsula; With a Particular Account of the Mohammedan Architecture and Decoration in Cordova, Seville and Toledo
John Lane
1st edition, hard cover, large numerous illustrations, gilt edges, scattered foxing, otherwise in good condition, no inscriptions, embossed stamp in gilt red cloth, slightly rubbed, spine absent.
English Text.
London, 1906; paperback, pp. 586, b/w and col. plates, cm 18,5x24,5.
Languages:
Weight: 0 kg
Complementary work on El Alhambra. 'In the three cities of Cordova, Seville, and Toledo, in which the hand of the Moor touched nothing that it did not beautify, I have found the supplement to the art wonders that I attempted to describe in my book upon the Alhambra. I havae followed the course which I therein adopted, of making the letterpress subservient to the illustrations. While immersed in authorities, and tempted often by the beauties of the scenes to indulge the desire to emotionalise in words, I have never permitted myself to forget that my purpose has been to present a picture rather than to chronicle the romance of Spanish-Morisco art.